ProleteR
ProleteR is a French producer who works with samples from old jazz and swing records, giving them a hip-hop beat treatment. His tracks like 'April Showers'...
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ProleteR is a French producer who works with samples from old jazz and swing records, giving them a hip-hop beat treatment. His tracks like 'April Showers' and 'Miss Her' have a nostalgic, cinematic quality that feels both vintage and contemporary.
He started releasing music online around 2010, gaining attention through platforms like YouTube where his instrumental tracks were often paired with vintage animation clips. This visual connection helped establish his aesthetic early on.
His approach is straightforward - take a classic recording, add crisp drums and bass, and let the original melody carry the emotional weight. The result feels less like traditional sampling and more like giving old music a new rhythmic foundation.
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